0Dear Teachers,02br 02br 001.– Would you like to go to the movies tonight?02br 00-………………………………to go to the pictures…………….?02br 00-……………………………..to go to the cinema……………?02br 00-Which sentence is more natural?02br 02br 002.It’s time to have a real heart to heart with your guy.02br 00-What does “heart to heart” mean here?02br 02br 003.He suggests that we should put our relationship on hold.02br 00-“Put something on hold” means “postpone or delay something”, right?02br 02br 004.He does not want to burden anyone with his troubles.02br 00-This means “ he doesn’t want to make anyone a burden with his troubles”, right?02br 02br 005.What does “Jambalaya” mean?02br 02br 006.– He does not want to put me through more troubles.02br 00-This means “ he doesn’t want to make me incur or bear more troubles”, right?02br 02br 00Thanks a lot to Teachers,02br 02br 00 Stevenukd.0-
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01. All sound natural. The choice between movies, cinema, and pictures really depends on the cultural preferences where you are and who you are speaking to.
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01. All sound natural. The choice between movies, cinema, and pictures really depends on the cultural preferences where you are and who you are speaking to. 02br 02br 002.heart to heart - a serious discussion involving your emotions as well as facts and figures!02br 02br 003.He suggests that we should put our relationship on hold.02br 00-“Put s